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Well to start the discussion, how do I fix the photo I put up for this group? Or does someone have a better one?
Cheers
Babette
Cheers
Babette
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Permalink Reply by Suki Fuller on
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What exactly do you wish to do with the photo?
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Permalink Reply by Babette Bensoussan on -
HI Suki - you may notice that the script on the left hand side is partially missing. It says something to the effect "I keep pressing the escape key but I am still here". I don't know how to enlarge or reduce the photo within the framework provided here to include the text or delete the text and just have the cartoon. Any advice on that would be appreciated. Cheers Babette
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Permalink Reply by Ellen Naylor on -
Hi Babette,
I like how you changed her...her expression says the words better than they're written anyway!
ATB, Ellen
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